Before I made any serious money, my biggest recurring fear was this: If I really go for it in my business, and become the success I know I can be, and truly allow myself to become fully self-expressed, I'll be all alone.

As the saying goes, it's lonely at the top, right?

Oh, how wrong I was.

When I realized kept using this fear from growing my business, I decided to use the following mantra every time it reared it's ugly little head.

My success brings me and my loved ones closer together.

Today, I write this while my son naps from the private, lake front cabin I rented.

The rest of my family - my husband, my brother, my mom and stepdad play by the water's edge and relax in cozy Adirondack chairs overlooking the amazing view. Renting a lake house has always been a dream of mine.

Drew's brother Matt and two of his children just arrived. And hopefully, we'll see Drew's NYC sister Mary and her family, later this week when they make the drive up.

And we even met some really cool people who live next door.

I promise you, being successful is not at all lonely.

Your success can bring the people you love and treasure closer to together.

Here's to creating your version of success,

Karin

From Camp Hiawatha

Paradox Lake, NY

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